New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
THE PEACE Deprivation.
IT is RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT


NTRoDU, ED ny MR. CARNEGIt-MR. CiENfLANps
r Spouse TO THE ADDRESS.
WASHINGTON Oct 3l.-1hs President this afternoon
eceivci deputation from Great Britain VINO ues're MS
cooperation securing treaty between that country
ma the United States which snail pfo'ue ior
he amicabe settlement of disputes by arbitratioh'
r!,c delegation included Lori Knnard. sir Lyon RAY
air NJ p: Sir George Campbell. NJ p. Sir John Swim
,nrne NJ p; HALEY stewart, VI. r; Benjamin Pickari,
NJ p: William Crcner. NJ p; Caleb Wright, NJ r.; A.
D. Provand. NJ F.. Octauius V Morgan, NJ T.; Munro
Ferguson. ~ T.; and Charles FreaSe OF London; John
In:s OF Glasgow: and John Wilson, OF Durham, repre-
scntntivcs Of the Trades Union Congress Accompany
ing the depntaon william Jones' secretary OF the
Peace Association, London the Rev Rowland b. How
ard, Boston; John b. Wood and Philip c. Garrett "l
Phladel phia. and tho Rev. Dr Eaton. OF New-rork'
Andrew of Pennsylvania introduced the WISH
os TO the President in short address, which coSed as
follows:
Few events in the world. history would rank With sncn
here advocated Ony twD events peIipS ~
wssngons Aininistrat on es'soiished iae iondy
hope Nr President that II he Di % he other
cude treaty not only WIN me % ophe Ian 4. AZ wei.
shall LenceoIth and ,gyer secure to these nations
Inc making will have done much TO remove
weinduse that The two great na!ions here re-
inced follow be thus ultimately Oahished from
the face OF the earth
Sir Hon. Lyon rlayfair. representing the members
oncres. also made short addresses in support OF tc
movement Mr.. Crcmer. secretary OF the WoFkinsi"ohS
Peace Association. who originated the memorial we"
presented it to the President, with an address IN 'he
course of which he SAID;
But such general expressions OF opinion from all 'as on
our countryinen favor OF treaty OF aI1Ten
Nv IhsI eject was not made by enaes in orr raa
To such question we reply tns' we ,I bf,Is and
Complications. of an governments 10 ne wong ns s
MON Of ulieror designs unworthy motives ,o..'
.eE to to several HrS Ss@Sers Onsre.
susS % nTGs 'o oS i os Aa It woS
sraciOus part TO a,tmr 10 GepIvs M e s,y
Who have initiated such glorious movement VI ''
earned lauics
The President responded as follows;
..Sisd ~ YOU aud 5y the deliver lofty
ennoSnf e sT lave az mas pro-
sres boon and more reeosniz,d as me bass T VA
surprise that peace has maize no greater piostes IN
ITS f dispTe1 1t is wei thai the minds
good AID oushtiG men ona be m.T 'SenS a t uEP
the horrors OF is we'll too at tins eiS sh0g
cain. to be Ia the of civil zaOn AMI progress Inc PEG
pe OF my country that h-y eNhiUt IN Their PTo
perity eopent Of The victories OF peace IMAM
auy other the globe AT the SAue time our .s,oiy
,atrotisn which makes war terrible.
1t seems 10 me That country thus n t .
If the suspicion weakness is IN favorable condition 20
,nnd Is nothing more touching or pefsu@'i'c nan
part the lahorng inen Of England ha'e tahen IN ,
COS, OF living induced by Nav more, they speak
for their homes flmises and their lives cannot
u think that there object lessons before the work
ingnicn Of America which Will readily awaken Their
svrpaihy sire fOI ,Ondiilon 81" ihicfn"lohii
which shall alleviate the death and distress
VIII 'ch war brings to their households.
am sorry obliged confess th9t The practical
lido OF this question has received but htc OF my a'',
lion am reminded. too, that i'm the administrator "i
government difficulty often arises in the aiemp 10 care
llv apply which thcrsciv- chdrng" unqudlhcd
anlrovai BE- that the friends 0f International
Arbitration VIII not De able to sccuT" the adoption
in lis whole extent. of their humane aud hen"nc'hi
schcnc. But surely great progress should Ic nad' %;
-inrcr, and effort. promise You ltliuI ana
CAREFUL Iteration Of n" nal and believe may
.irak the American people In giving The ss>ur1nc" maj
fi,v dr,ir the killing ~ n"n FOR IA" acc"mpI>
uenf ~ ual ambition abolished: and That ih'Y Vs.
The dycn of peaceful methods IN me si'I.
ncnr national disputes. far his & consistent "
defence and protection ~ our countfF- TER "iN ana
,ih hc maintenance Of national honor WHOM ''o'
sharr and cpnc for national integrity ana i'i-onh =
'lr safety and prose- ton Of Iur citizens.
The dcpuation. having been Invited By MI Carnegie
10 st PtSbug. will leave here ecal ear by tie
Baltimore amt Ohio tomorrow morning. arriving in the
Iron city about 0'c ock The evening. Excursions
To Tbs AMI wells ana the principal manuf'c urn
establishments Of P'SShurg have hcrn ARRANGED, ana
af'oe a reception Thursday cvesinc OF he Nononga-
ic!a House DISTINGUISHED visitors VIII lcavo on Fri
day for Philaielphia. where they viii spend a
days They viii visit Boston the following week,
whore pGO!!c reception awaits them